Baytown Community Notices Montage
Estimated federal income tax returns due for 1960. pie sale orders by Friday. hospital update on Miss Jo Anne Wilburn after surgery. college nursing class registrations. Elks smorgasbord fundraiser. Lee College landscaping course first class. dredging bids for Ship Channel deadline. hubcaps stolen and car theft report. Graywood Civic Club meeting. Baytown Fire Dept officers listed. Highland Juniors Parents Council meet. Baytown Civic Music Association concert date change. Southern Belles High School cake sale for choir robes funds.
Weather Outlook: Cloudy Scattered Rain, Clearing Friday
Forecasters report continued cloudiness with scattered rain through tonight. By Friday rain ends and skies begin to clear, bringing a drier finish to the work week. Temperatures hold near seasonal norms with light winds.
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Texas
U.S. Weather Bureau
Farewell State of the Union outlines looming challenges
President Eisenhower's farewell address emphasizes persistent national problems as he prepares a fiscal year 1959 budget. He notes unemployment, economic pressures, and foreign dangers while promising a balanced program for growth. Kennedy takes office amid ongoing Cold War tensions and Cuba issues, with a farewell news conference planned.
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Congress
Kennedy
White House
Eisen
Administration of Press
Bower
John F. Kennedy
Berlin
Laos
Cuba
Sug
Kennedy fills four Interior posts amid school dispute
President elect Kennedy appoints Floyd E. Dominy as reclamation chief and names Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton E. Holmes among students faced with campus unrest. The selections, announced after talks with Stewart Udall, come as Georgia faces a federal injunction over school integration and Governor Vandiver attempts to restore order at the University of Georgia.
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Macon
Georgia
Ernest Vandiver
University of Georgia
Palm Beach
Fla
John F. Kennedy
Interior Department
Eisenhower
Reau
Joseph Williams
University
Floyd E. Dominy
Eiserhower Ttio
Athens
Negro al University
aIpo
Antorneys
James K. Carr
Staf
California
University of Safe
Williams
Charlagne
Hunter
Hamilton
E. Holmes
Charlayne
Kennedy
Stewart Udall
D-Ariz
Interior
Women to be hired as school zone patrolers
Applications for patrol positions are available at the information desk. Two women will be hired to work three hours daily on school days, 8 am to 11 am, with shifts split before and after classes. The plan, approved by the city council, aims to staff patrols during holidays as well. Kennedy, in Florida for Hoover dedication, meets Sanford and plans to refine his inaugural address.
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R. H
Bo) Tur
James Cox Jr
Ner
Daniel J. Mahoney
Couny
Mat McCloskey
Philadelas
Phia
Kennedy
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Florida
Laos air strikes mark first U.S. supplied plate action
In Vientiane, American supplied plates were flown by Laotian pilots to strafe and bomb pro-Communist rebel forces for the first time. Separate in Tyler, District Judge Otis Dinagan disbarred former Randall County Judge Roy Joe Stevens today.
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Vientiane
Laos
N Tyler
Otis Dinagan
Randall County
Roy Joe Stevens
20 000 government homes plan in Havana front page shift
Revolucion in Havana drops predictions of a Yankee invasion and instead announces plans to build 20,000 government homes for workers. Heavy absenteeism in the state Senate delays final action on the annual salary bill with expense money for members. Port Arthur City Commission faces confusion after a cascade of resignations and firings among officials. The senate antifilibuster drive fails. Government and regional conflicts feature large.
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Revolucion
Havana
State Senate
Port Arthur
Out
Douglas Rent Moore
DeMolays And Rainbows Push March Of Dimes Drive
Tri City Chapter of DeMolay and Goose Creek Rainbows join the New March of Dimes drive with a Saturday downtown sale of lapel miniature crutch pins. Chapter Dad Jack iCurry leads exchanges for contributions while Baytown chair Velma Ansley urges support to fund treatment and research, noting infantile paralysis incidence fell to 1.3 per 100000 in 1960 from earlier decades.
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Tri-City
Order of de Molay
Goose Creek
National Foundation
United States
Ansley
Soviets May Seek U N Action On Congo Trust Territory
The Soviet Union is expected to urge the U N Security Council to ask the General Assembly to end Belgian trusteeship over Ruanda Urundi and may push for an emergency session. Valerian Zorin plans to attack Dag Hammarskjold while Belgian forces and Mobutu loyalists face clashes in the Congo.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
General Assembly
Ruanda-Urundi
Congo
Valerian A. Zorin
Dag Hammarskjold
Ruanda Uronii
Belgium
Joseph Mobutu
Patrice Lumumba
Kivu
Tass
U.N
Casablanca
Ghana
Guinea
Mali
Morocco
United Arab Republic
Mobutu
Lumumba
Kasai
Usumbura
Cedar Bayou Junior Club sponsors Saturday cake sale in Baytown
The Club of Cedar Bayou Junior plans a Saturday cake sale on Texas Ave Baytown. Mrs. Robert W. Kooy remains under observation at Gulf Coast Hospital with visitors allowed. Local residents seek patterns and help locating a lost coat while friends and relatives plan visits from California and Texas.
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Robbie Scott
Dorothy Lyon
Andrea Mills
Iva Cockrum
Club of
Cedar Bayou
Texas Ave
Baytown
Saturday Evening Post
Robert W. Kooy
Parkway Dr
Gulf Coast Hospital
Jewel Summersill
Janet Font
Chester H. Goden
Guilt Hill
Minnie Langford
It Mentesto
Calif
Ida MacCott
Crystal City
Tex
Library Bond Bids Now Being Taken
Official notice of sale for 350000 in library bonds by Ernest L. Brown Jr. bids due 7 30 p m Feb 2 at Baytown City Hall. Bond details include 1000 denomination, dated March 1 1981, issues maturing 1975 1976 1977 with specified amounts and interest due March 1 and Sept 1 at Citizens National Bank.
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Ernest L. Brown Jr
Baytown
J. B. LeFevre
Baytown City
Citizens National Bank
Friday Deadline for CC Banquet Tickets
Friday is the deadline for reserving tickets to the annual Chamber of Commerce banquet scheduled next Monday. Tickets can be reserved by calling the chamber office. The banquet will be at 7 pm in the Robert E. Lee High School cafeteria. Guest speaker will be Texarkana Gazette editor J. Q. Mahaffey.
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Chamber of Committee
Chamber
Pam
Robert FE. Lee High School
Texarkana Gajnette
J. Q. Mahaffey
Baytown to Hire Patrol Women for Schools
The Baytown police department plans to recruit patrol women for elementary schools. Applicants must have a child in the Baytown School District, be 20 to 35, pass character checks, be married and living with their husband, and wear provided uniforms. No examinations. two week training. no pistols. If successful, program may expand to all elementary schools per Assistant Police Chief Cleve Dickens.
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Police Department
Baytown
Cleve Dickens
Council Agenda Tonight Light
A light agenda is scheduled for Thursday morning city council at 7 pan at City Hall. An ordinance to officially create the Baytown Advisory Board will be presented. The council previously decided to form the advisory group and members made recommendations on its makeup. Three bid sets will be opened, including fencing the city material yard and a crackdown on renewing junk dealer junk yards. Bids also to be received for a new fire truck chassis and a 1000 gallon water tank.
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Baytown
Counci
Editorial Quick Action Needed on Houston Stadium Bonds
Harris County Commissioners approve 22 million tax supported bonds to finance the Houston Sports Stadium and seek an enabling act from the Texas Legislature without a popular vote. The plan promises lower interest costs, with the Houston Sports Association to guarantee bond repayment. Time is short and delays could block major league baseball from coming to Houston.
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Harris County Commissioners Court
Houston
Texas
Houston Sports Association
Harris County
Bill Elliott
Sen
Robert W. Baker
KWBA Sold for 200000 Under New Baytown Group
Baytown station KWBA will be sold for 200000 with Ken Kendrick and Bob Walker taking ownership and management. Final papers will be signed in Dallas with David Worley of Fort Worth and Juch Levidis of Dallas. Walker remains as former owner. Kendrick, moving from Raytown after six years, has ties to New Mexico Broadcasters and local planning bodies.
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Baytown
Kwba Iwisch
Pridiy
Bob Walker
Peuersl
C. Q
Ken) Kendrick
Dallas
Walker
Tinal
David Worley
Fort, Worth
Juch Levidis
Kendrick
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Raytown
Kavinington
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New Mexico Broadcasters
Assn
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Parrington Planning and Zoning Commission
RWBA
Oin Lubbock
Xed Bishop
Gallup
Klad
Texas
Highlands Postmaster Nominated By President
Mrs. Waunlla A. Lynch acting postmaster of Highlands since May 1 1989 was named among 52 Texas nominees for postmasterships in a list sent to the Senate by President Eisenhower. Senate action was uncertain as a Kennedy transition awaited.
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Waunlla A. Lynch
Highlands
Texas
Senate
Eisenhower
Kennedy
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